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Originally Posted by Jim Lesurf[_2_]
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Yes, my installation of get_iplayer v2.94 has the following sub directories:
AtomicParsley
FFmpeg [ffmpeg-2.2.3-win32-static]
LAME
lib
MPlayer
perl-licence
RTMPDump [rtmpdump-20140302-git-79459a2-win32]
VLC [vlc-2.1.5]
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Originally Posted by Jim Lesurf[_2_]
Note that as the BBC develop the 'Audio Factory' that now drives iplayer
serving the access processes will evolve. So we may find that this means
current versions of get_iplayer may not work at some future point. The
developers are working to keep up. But have to do so without any direct
help from the BBC for whom get_iplayer is "not supported or condoned".
So the first the developers of get_iplayer know about changes is when they
happen. Apart from that they have to guess what might be coming next. Makes
life 'interesting'... ;-
Jim
[1] For years now I've taken it for granted that anyone working on av files
will find ffmpeg/avconv essential as a tool. Ditto for sox when working
with audio files. Being able to use these makes life a lot easier if you
need to process the files.
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I'm trying to think of the things I've used Audacity for...
Deleting huge
artistic silences between the visible and hidden last track of an album; and also cutting those types of tracks in two.
Reducing 24-bit 192kHz FLAC files to 24-bit 96kHz.
I've used the Amplify effect on speech files (old radio comedy), but bottled-out using it on music my files. Your thoughts concerning this would be most welcome.
Now I've opened this can of worms, here's a real-world issue which will probably never occur again.
I have a John Mayall "Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton" CD [EAN 0042284482721]
http://www.discogs.com/John-Mayall-W...release/448024
This CD contains both mono and stereo tracks which EAC has extracted to all being stereo.
I have separated the tracks into two directories:
John Mayall - 1966 - Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton (Mono), and
John Mayall - 1969 - Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton (Stereo)
I know you're aware I won't be held back by the minutiae, so whether all the tracks ultimately end up in one directory or two, those faux stereo tracks will be getting processed at some point. Before I drop them into Audacity [Tracks - Stereo Track to Mono], I would appreciate your best practice advice on what to do next.